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-In most Source games, you can mount [soundscripts](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Soundscripts) for a specific map through `maps/%mapname%_level_sounds.txt` and [soundscapes](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Soundscape) for a specific map through `scripts/soundscapes_%mapname%.txt`. Mapbase applies this system to other types of files as well, making them much more intuitive and easier to use. They were previously only mountable through modding.
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-This article talks about these new map-specific files and how to use them.
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-## Actbusy
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-Actbusy is normally used for two things:
-* An alternative to scripted_sequence that doesn't restrict the AI to a scripting state
-* Making NPCs walk to different places and "act busy" when idle, especially in a city setting
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-Most of the "idle" NPCs playing special animations in HL2's Point Insertion use Actbusy as an alternative to scripted_sequence while all of the citizens who walk around the plaza and wait in line for food are using it to a larger extent, making use of an "Enter-Play animation-Leave" type of pipeline.
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-Actbusy is normally customized in mods through the `scripts/actbusy.txt` file, but this cannot be safely and reliably modified in a single map. In Mapbase, a map-specific file can be loaded (`maps/%mapname%_actbusy.txt` by default) without having to create an entirely new mod or try packing an entirely new script with the BSP.
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-[VDC article](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Actbusy)
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-## Talker (Response System)
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-The Response System is a large system used throughout Valve's Source games for dictating what NPCs should say in response to events in the world.
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-(todo: expand article, read [this](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Response_System) for now)
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